A2English
Tourism English
Practical English for people working in the tourism industry.
4 units · 12 lessons
Start freeWhat do the levels mean?
A2You get by in familiar situations: shopping, directions, work.
about 1.000 words · Levels follow the Common European Framework (CEFR). Universities, employers and immigration offices recognise this scale. Word counts are approximate; what matters is what you can actually do with the language.
Course content
1. At the Hotel
- Check-in and Check-out
- Room Service Requests
- Hotel Facilities
2. Giving Directions
- Around the City
- Public Transport
- Tourist Attractions
3. Restaurant & Food Service
- Taking Orders
- Describing Dishes
- Handling Payments
4. Handling Complaints & Emergencies
- Dealing with Complaints
- Emergency Phrases
- Lost and Found